Ovulation Bleeding: Should you be concerned?

Ovulation bleeding is normal and there's nothing to be worried about it. It happens every month during or after you've ovulated. However, your bleeding shouldn't be so much that it fills an entire pad or tampon.

Ovulation bleeding or spotting during ovulation is not heavy or painful like your period and stops on its own within a couple of days

The days before you ovulate, your estrogen levels begin to rise steadily. Once the egg is released, there is a sharp dip in estrogen levels, while progesterone levels begin to increase. This shift in balance may cause light bleeding or spotting, also known as ovulation spotting.